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24 THE NATIONAL PROVISIONER | PROVISIONERONLINE.COM | MAY 2013 THE NATIONAL PROVISIONER’S TOP 1 00 BY SAM GAZDZIAK Cautiously n The companies in the Top 100 acknowledge challenges facing the industry, but the overall mood for the coming year is positive. A fter fighting through the clouds that have dimmed the meat- and poultry-processing industry in the last couple of years (not to men- tion the rest of the U.S. economy), we may have found the silver lining. The majority of respondents to this year’s survey reported that their previous fiscal year was positive and that next year should be as good if not better. Out of 31 executives who answered the question, “How was your company’s last fiscal year perfor- mance?” eight responded that it was their best year ever. An additional 13 noted that it was a good year, with the rest reporting either average or poor results. Almost half of the replies noted that the next year should be even better, while another 11 said it would be the same. The companies in this year’s Top 100 list certainly took a “business as usual” approach, opening new facilities, introducing new products and investing in new technology. West Liberty Foods, for instance, became a landfill-free company. The company became one of the first in the country to have this claim verified by a third- party organization. Greater Omaha Packing Co. added 100,000 square feet of processing space in 2012. Several companies, including Jensen Meat Co., reported sales records in 2012. As one processor noted, the mere act of returning to profitability after a terrible previous year was an accomplishment in itself — and a noteworthy one at that. For more company highlights, please visit www.provisioneronline.com. Challenges ahead When asked about their greatest concerns for the coming year, many companies pointed to external forces that could drain profitability from the meat industry. Government activism and overreach was a concern that many companies listed. “Over-regulation and influences from agencies outside the food-processing industry that will add even more costs to the ever-increasing costs of the commodities used in our industry,” wrote one executive. optimistic

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24 THE NATIONAL PROVISIONER | PROVISIONERONLINE.COM | MAY 2013

t h e n at i o n a l p r ov i s i o n e r ’ s t o p 1 0 0

By Sam Gazdziak

Cautiouslyn The companies in the Top 100 acknowledge challenges facing

the industry, but the overall mood for the coming year is positive.

A fter fighting through the clouds that have dimmed the meat- and poultry-processing industry in the last couple of years (not to men-tion the rest of the U.S. economy), we may have

found the silver lining. The majority of respondents to this year’s survey reported that their previous fiscal year was positive and that next year should be as good if not better.

Out of 31 executives who answered the question, “How was your company’s last fiscal year perfor-mance?” eight responded that it was their best year ever. An additional 13 noted that it was a good year, with the rest reporting either average or poor results. Almost half of the replies noted that the next year should be even better, while another 11 said it would be the same.

The companies in this year’s Top 100 list certainly took a “business as usual” approach, opening new facilities, introducing new products and investing in new technology. West Liberty Foods, for instance, became a landfill-free company. The company became one of the first in the country to have this claim verified by a third-

party organization. Greater Omaha Packing Co. added 100,000 square feet of processing space in 2012. Several companies, including Jensen Meat Co., reported sales records in 2012.

As one processor noted, the mere act of returning to profitability after a terrible previous year was an accomplishment in itself — and a noteworthy one at that. For more company highlights, please visit www.provisioneronline.com.

Challenges aheadWhen asked about their greatest concerns for the

coming year, many companies pointed to external forces that could drain profitability from the meat industry. Government activism and overreach was a concern that many companies listed.

“Over-regulation and influences from agencies outside the food-processing industry that will add even more costs to the ever-increasing costs of the commodities used in our industry,” wrote one executive.

optimistic

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MAY 2013 | PROVISIONERONLINE.COM | THE NATIONAL PROVISIONER 25

Cautiously

“Unneeded added government regulations,” wrote an-other, echoing the thoughts of many other respondents. Others were even more specific. Increasing medical costs or “Obamacare” was mentioned specifically by five com-panies as a future concern.

Naturally, last year’s drought and the resulting record increase in feed prices remained a chief concern. Many processors expressed their concerns on grain costs and the impact that a second consecutive drought could have.

In spite of the challenges, processors see many oppor-tunities for growth in the coming year. Several compa-nies see growth in value-added products, while export markets and lean beef items were also listed as growth opportunities.

“Good weather, good harvest, declining input costs,” wrote one executive, while another noted that with an upcoming expansion, “We will be able to accept the customers what want to give us business.”

To be listed in next year’s Top 100 Report, please e-mail Sam Gazdziak at [email protected].

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26 THE NATIONAL PROVISIONER | PROVISIONERONLINE.COM | MAY 2013

RAnknet sales(millions)

nAme of CompAnyLocationChief Officer, Title

No. ofplants

fiscal yearend

Number ofemployees

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333 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

333 3 3 3 3 3 3

333 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

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1 tyson foods inc.Springdale, Ark.Donnie Smith, President/CEO

33,278 (EFR)

11/12approx.

90115,000

2012 : 1

2 JBS uSa Holdings inc.Greeley, Colo.Andre Nogueira, President/CEO

19,696 (EFR)

12/12 13 16,500

2012 : 2

3 cargill meat SolutionsWichita, KanJody Horner, President

18,500 05/12approx.

3033,000

2012 : 3

4 SySco corp. (meat, poultry, Seafood sales)

Houston, TexasWilliam J. DeLaney, President/CEO

14,195 (EFR)

06/12 14 45,000

2012 : na

5 Smithfield foods inc.Smithfield, Va.C. Larry Pope, President/CEO

13,100 04/13approx.

4046,050

2012 : 4

6 conagra foods inc. (consumer foods)

Omaha, Neb.Gary Rodkin, CEO

8,376 (EFR)

05/12 NA 36,000

2012 : na

7 Hormel foods corp.Austin, Minn.Jeffrey M. Ettinger, Chairman/President/CEO

8,200 10/12 41 19,800

2012 : 5

8 pilgrim’s pride corp.Greeley, Colo.William W. Lovette, President/CEO

8,100 (EFR)

12/12 33 38,000

2012 : 6

9 national Beef packing co. llcKansas City, Mo.Tim Klein, President/CEO

7,000 12/13 7 9,000

2012 : 7

10 keystone foods llcWest Conshohocken, Pa.Larry McWilliams, President/CEO

6,400 (EST)

12/12 41 12,900

2012 : 8

11 oSi Group llcAurora, Ill.Sheldon Lavin, Chairman/CEO

5,900 12/12 50 19,500

2012 : 15

12 Golden State foodsIrvine, Calif.Mark Wetterau, Chairman/CEO

4,800 (EFR)

12/12 2 4,000

2012 : 10

12 perdue farms inc.Salisbury, Md.James A. Perdue, Chairman

4,800 (EFR)

03/13 14 21,335

2012 : 12

14 Sara lee corp.Downers Grove, Ill.Sean Connolly, CEO

4,039 06/12 11 9,500

2012 : 11

15 koch foods llcPark Ridge, Ill.Joseph C. Grendys, CEO

2,800 (EFR)

12/12 12 14,000

2012 : 16

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EFR: Estimated from company reports or other published data.DR: Company did not respond to this year’s survey but has provided information within the last two years.EST: Sales data estimated using most recent available information.

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RAnknet sales(millions)

nAme of CompAnyLocationChief Officer, Title

No. ofplants

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Number ofemployees

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16 american foods Group llcAlexandria, Minn.Greg Benedict, President/COO

2,500 09/12 12 NA

2012 : 13

17 Sanderson farms inc.Laurel, Miss.Lampkin Butts, President/COO

2,386 (EFR)

10/12 10 11,000

2012 : 17

18 foster poultry farmsLivingston, Calif.Ron Foster, President/CEO

2,300 (EFR)

12/12 11 10,000

2012 : 14

19 wayne farms llcOakwood, Ga.Elton Maddox, President/CEO

1,900 (EFR)

03/12 11 9,800

2012 : 20

20 mountaire farms inc.Millsboro, Del.Paul Downes, President/CEO

1,824 11/13 3 6,000

2012 : 21

21 Seaboard foodsShawnee Mission, KanTerry J. Holton, President/CEO

1,744.6 (DR)

12/12 3 4,800

2012 : 18

22 Butterball llcGarner, N.C.Rod Brenneman, President/CEO

1,500 (DR) 12/12 5 5,500

2012 : 19

23 Greater omaha packing co. inc.Omaha, Neb.Henry Davis, President

1,400 10/12 1 800

2012 : 24

24 advancepierre foodsCincinnati, OhioBill Toler, CEO

1,300 (DR) 12/12 7 4,500

2012 : 22

25 Boar’s Head provisions co. inc.Sarasota, Fla.Robert S. Martin, Chairman/CEO

1,000 (est) 12/12 4 2,700

2012 : 23

25 indiana packers corp.Delphi, Ind.Shinichiro Suzuki, CEO

1,000 (DR) 03/13 1 1,650

2012 : 25

25 wolverine packing co.Detroit, Mich.Jim Bonahoom, President

1,000 (EST)

12/13 3 375

2012 : 29

28 fresh mark inc.Massillon, OhioNeil Genshaft, Chairman/CEO

964 12/12 3 2,500

2012 : 28

29 Bar-S foods co.Phoenix, Ariz.Warren J. Panico, President/CEO

840 12/12 5 2,100

2012 : 31

30 Johnsonville Sausage llcSheboygan Falls, Wis.Ralph Stayer, CEO/Owner

800 12/12 5 1,400

2012 : 33

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EFR: Estimated from company reports or other published data.DR: Company did not respond to this year’s survey but has provided information within the last two years.EST: Sales data estimated using most recent available information.

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MAY 2013 | PROVISIONERONLINE.COM | THE NATIONAL PROVISIONER 29

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31 fieldale farms corp.Baldwin, Ga.Tom Hensley, President

786 09/12 3 4,700

2012 : 32

32 case foods inc.Troutman, N.C.Thomas R. Shelton, Chairman/CEO

774 11/12 5 3,100

2012 : 43

33 kenosha Beef international ltd.Kenosha, Wis.Dennis Vignieri, President

773 12/12 4 750

2012 : 37

34 agri Beef co.Boise, IdahoRobert Rebholtz Jr., President/CEO

750 (DR) 12/12 1 1,100

2012 : 30

35 House of raeford farmsRose Hill, N.C.Robert C. Johnson, CEO

700 (est) 05/12 8 6,500

2012 : 33

35 Simmons foods inc.Siloam Springs, Ark.Todd Simmons, COO

700 (DR) 12/11 7 4,700

2012 : 33

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33 3 3

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333 3 3 3

33 3 3 3

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37 clemens food Group inc.Hatfield, Pa.Douglas C. Clemens, President

680 (DR) 04/11 2 2,200

2012 : 38

38 west liberty foods llcWest Liberty, IowaEd Garrett, President/CEO

645 04/13 3 1,900

2012 : 33

39 coleman natural foods llcGolden, Colo.Mark McKay, CEO

672.7 (EST)

12/12 17 2,300

2012 : 39

40 creekstone farms premium BeefArkansas City, Kan.Dennis Buhlke, CEO

614 12/12 1 700

2012 : 40

41 Quantum foods llcBolingbrook, Ill.Edward B. Bleka, CEO/Founder

600 12/12 3 1,000

2012 : 40

41 ok industries inc.Ft. Smith, Ark.Randy Goins, Vice Chairman/CEO

600 (EST) 04/12 2 5,000

2012 : 40

43 peco foods inc.Tuscaloosa, Ala.Mark Hickman, President/CEO

550 (EST) 03/12 6 3,800

2012 : 44

44 fpl food llcAugusta, Ga.Francois Leger, CEO

545 12/12 4 800

2012 : 52

45 caviness Beef packers ltd.Hereford, TexasTerry Caviness, CEO

540 06/12 2 750

2012 : 47

45 lopez foodsOklahoma City, Okla.Ed Sanchez, Chairman/CEO

540 (EST) 12/12 2 1,200

2012 : 45

47 Sam kane Beef processors inc.Corpus Christi, TexasJerry Kane, President/CEO

525 (DR) 12/12 1 800

2012 : 46

48 Harris ranch Beef co.Selma, Calif.David E. Wood, Chairman

466 06/12 1 817

2012 : 49

49 omaha SteaksOmaha, Neb.Bruce A. Simon, President/CEO

460+ 12/12 3 1,800

2012 : 48

50 ruiz food products inc.Dinuba, Calif.Rachel Cullen, President/CEO

450 (EFR) 12/12 3 2,500

2012 : na

51 cooper farmsOakwood, OhioJames R. Cooper, CEO

405 01/13 2 1,550

2012 : 51

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52 Bpi technology inc.Dakota Dunes, S.D.Eldon Roth, CEO

400 (EFR) 02/13 1 500

2012 : 25

52 plumrose uSaEast Brunswick, N.J.John Arends, President

400 (EST) 09/12 3 1,000

2012 : 50

54 Gnp co.St. Cloud, MinnMike Helgeson, CEO

370 12/12 3 1,600

2012 : 52

55 Bob evans farms inc.Columbus, OhioSteven Davis, Chairman/CEO

329.2 (EFR)

04/12 7 52,000

2012 : 55

56 natural food HoldingsSioux Center, IowaGary Malenke, COO

300 03/13 2 300

2012 : 57

56 land o’ frostLansing, Ill.David Van Eekeren, Chairman/CEO

300 (DR) 12/12 3 1,100

2012 : 57

56 Superior farmsDavis, Calif.Ed Jenks, CEO

300 (DR) 11/12 3 410

2012 : 57

59 Stampede meat inc.Bridgeview, Ill.Brock Furlong, President/CEO

298 09/12 2 1,000

2012 : 54

60 l&H packing/Surlean foodsSan Antonio, TexasNeal Leonard, CEO

290 (DR) 12/12 2 585

2012 : 60

61 fair oaks farms llcPleasant Prairie, Wis.Michael L. Thompson, President/CEO

289 12/12 2 291

2012 : 61

62 abbyland foods inc.Abbotsford, Wis.Harland Schraufnagel, President

278 08/12 2 740

2012 : 64

63 dietz & watsonPhiladelphia, Pa.Louis Eni, CEO

261 (EST) 12/12 2 600

2012 : 62

64 mar-Jac poultry inc.Gainesville, GaPete Martin, VP Poultry Operations

260 (EST) 04/12 1 1,200

2012 : 63

65 Halperns’ purveyors of Steak and SeafoodAtlanta, Ga.Howard Halpern, Chairman

254 12/12 4 600

2012 : 68

66 farmer’s pride inc.Fredericksburg, Pa.Scott I. Sechler, Chairman

235 12/12 1 1,200

2012 : 67

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67 dakota provisionsHuron, S.D.Kenneth D. Rutledge, President/CEO

224 12/12 1 875

2012 : 65

68 carl Buddig & co.Homewood, Ill.Robert Buddig, Thomas Buddig, CEOs

220 (EST) 10/12 4 500

2012 : 65

69 columbus mfg. inc.Hayward, Calif.Tim Fallon, CEO

200 (DR) 12/12 3 300

2012 : 68

70 custom food products llcCarson, Calif.Jon Hickerson, President

198 (DR) 12/12 2 300

2012 : 70

71 overhill farmsVernon, Calif.James Rudis, President/CEO

194.4 (EFR)

10/12 2 1,000

2012 : 75

72 mountain States rosen llcBronx, N.Y.Dennis Stiffler, CEO

185 12/12 2 >100

2012 : 72

73 Harrison poultry inc.Bethlehem, Ga.Mike Welch, CEO

183.3 (DR) 12/12 1 900

2012 : 73

74 John Soules foods inc.Tyler, TexasJohn Soules II, Co-CEO

171 12/12 1 420

2012 : 78

75 murry’s inc.Marlboro, Md.Ira Mendelson, President/CEO

170 (EST) 05/12 1 1,100

2012 : 74

76 J.H. routh packing co.Sandusky, OhioThomas M. Routh, President/CEO

166 (DR) 12/12 1 300

2012 : 76

77 maple leaf farmsMilford, Ind.Terry Tucker, CEO

161 (EST) 11/11 4 1,500

2012 : 77

78 Strauss Brands inc.Franklin, Wis.Randy Strauss, CEO

159 12/12 2 165

2012 : 80

79 rose packing co. inc.Barrington, Ill.William R. Rose, CEO

154 (EST) 09/11 1 600

2012 : 79

80 marcho farms inc.Harleyville, Pa.Brian D. Friesen, President

150 12/12 1 250

2012 : 86

81 lincoln provision inc.Chicago, Ill.James Stevens, President

144 12/12 3 103

2012 : 82

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82 kayem foods inc.Chelsea, Mass.Ralph Smith, President

140 (EST) 10/12 2 500

2012 : 81

83 Stock yards packing co.Chicago, Ill.Daniel Pollack, CEO

130 (EST) 12/12 1 100

2012 : 83

84 Bridgford foods corp.Anaheim, Calif,William L. Bridgford, Chairman

127 11/12 3 500

2012 : 85

85 chicago meat authority inc.Chicago, Ill.Jordan Dorfman, President/CEO

125 (DR) 12/12 2 350

2012 : 84

86 Jensen meat co.Vista, Calif.Abel Olivera, COO

120 12/12 1 200

2012 : na

86 Jtm food GroupHarrison, OhioTony Maas, President/CEO

120 12/12 1 400

2012 : 91

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88 Vienna Beef ltd.Chicago, Ill.James Bodman, Chairman/CEO

109 (EST) 04/12 1 400

2012 : 87

89 Holten meat inc.Sauget, Ill.Jim Holton, CEO

107 (EST) 09/12 1 220

2012 : 88

90 Vincent Giordano corp.Philadelphia, Pa.Gaetano P. Giordano, President/CEO

105 12/12 3 75

2012 : 89

90 atlantic premium Brands ltd.Northbrook, Ill.Thomas M. Dalton, President/CEO

105 (DR) 12/12 3 450

2012 : 89

92 catelli Bros. inc.Collingswood, N.J.Anthony P. Catelli Jr., President/CEO

103 05/13 2 210

2012 : 94

93 williams Sausage co. inc.Union City, Tenn.Roger Williams, President

102 03/13 1 4102012 : na

94 peer foods GroupChicago, Ill.Larry O’Connell, President

100 12/12 2 250

2012 : 94

95 BrucepacWoodburn, Ore.Glen Golomski, CEO

100+ (DR) 12/12 2 450

2012 : 93

95 empire kosher poultry inc.Mifflintown, Pa.Greg Rosenbaum, CEO

100+ (EST) 01/12 1 750

2012 : 96

97 all Holding co.Harleysville, Pa.Jim Van Stone, Owner/President/CEO

90 12/12 2 280

2012 : 91

98 charlie’s pride meatsVernon, Calif.James Dickman, CEO/Owner

86 (DR) 12/11 2 149

2012 : 97

99 rocky mountain natural meats inc.Henderson, Colo.Bob Dineen, President

71 (DR) 12/11 1 90

2012 : 98

100 farmington foods inc.Forest Park, Ill.Anthony M. DiJohn, President

62 12/12 2 135

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BEEF

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Sales in Sector (in millions)

overall Sales (in millions)

National Beef Packing LLC $7,000 $7,000

OSI Group LLC $3,540 $5,900

American Foods Group $2,250 $2,500

Greater Omaha Packing Co. $1,400 $1,400

Kenosha Beef Int’l Ltd. $765.3 $773

Creekstone Farms Premium Beef

$614 $614

FPL Food LLC $545 $545

Caviness Beef Packers $540 $540

Harris Ranch Beef Co. $465.5 $465.5

Stampede Meat Inc. $211.6 $298

2013Market Segment Reports*

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CHICKEN

company

Sales in Sector (in millions)

overall Sales (in millions)

Mountaire Farms Inc. $1,824 $1,824

Fieldale Farms Corp. $786 $786

Case Foods Inc. $774 $774

OSI Group LLC $590 $5,900

Bar-S Foods Co. $510.8 $840

GNP Co. $370 $370

Farmers Pride Inc. $235 $235

John Soules Foods Inc. $99.2 $171

Fresh Mark Inc. $96.4 $964

West Liberty Foods LLC $96.0 $645

PORK

company

Sales in Sector (in millions)

overall Sales (in millions)

Smithfield Foods Inc. $13,100 $13,100

OSI Group LLC $1,711 $5,900

Fresh Mark Inc. $829 $964

Natural Food Holdings $285 $300

Bar-S Foods Co. $201.6 $840

Abbyland Foods Inc. $172.4 $278

Cooper Farms $121.5 $405

West Liberty Foods LLC $119.5 $645

Williams Sausage Co. $102 $102

Farmington Foods Inc. $55.8 $62

EXPORTED FOODS

company

Sales in Sector (in millions)

overall Sales (in millions)

Smithfield Foods Inc. $2,358 $13,100

Greater Omaha Packing Co. $490 $1,400

OSI Group LLC $472 $5,900

Mountaire Farms Inc. $364.8 $1,824

Hormel Foods Corp. $328 $8,200

FPL Food LLC $136.3 $545

Dakota Provisions $89.6 $224

Fresh Mark Inc. $86.8 $964

Fieldale Farms Corp. $78.6 $786

Natural Food Holdings $60 $300

Harris Ranch Beef Co. $46.6 $465.5

Bar-S Foods Co. $33.6 $840

Lincoln Provision Inc. $30 $144

Caviness Beef Packers $27 $540

West Liberty Foods LLC $22.8 $645

Mountain States Rosen LLC $18.5 $185

Farmington Foods Inc. $15.5 $62

Marcho Farms Inc. $15 $150

Stampede Meat Inc. $14.9 $298

Halperns’ $12 $254

Peer Foods Group $10 $100

Kenosha Beef Int’l Ltd. $7.7 $773

Vincent Giordano Corp. $5.3 $105

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company

Sales in Sector (in millions)

overall Sales (in millions)

Greater Omaha Packing Co. $840 $1,400

Fieldale Farms Corp. $786 $786

OSI Group LLC $236 $5,900

Farmers Pride Inc. $235 $235

Natural Food Holdings $120 $300

Mountain States Rosen LLC $37 $185

Halperns’ $25.4 $254

Peer Foods Group $25 $100

Dakota Provisions $20.2 $224

John Soules Foods Inc. $6.8 $171

Stampede Meat Inc. $6.0 $298

Caviness Beef Packers $5.4 $540

Vincent Giordano Corp. $5.3 $105

ALL Holding Co. LLC $2.7 $90.1

Jensen Meat Corp. $1.2 $120

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TURKEY

company

Sales in Sector (in millions)

overall Sales (in millions)

West Liberty Foods LLC $369.0 $645

Cooper Farms $243 $405

Dakota Provisions $190.4 $224

Bar-S Foods Co. $75.6 $840

Fresh Mark Inc. $19.3 $964

Bridgford Foods Corp. $12.7 $127.4

JTM Food Group $12 $120

Peer Foods Group $10 $100

ALL Holding Co. LLC $7.2 $90.1

Halperns’ $2 $254

LAMB/VEAL

company

Sales in Sector (in millions)

overall Sales (in millions)

Mountain States Rosen LLC

$157.3 $185

Strauss Brands $151 $159

Marcho Farms Inc. $150 $150

Catelli Bros. Inc. $92.7 $103

Halperns’ $17.8 $254

* Sales figures are in millions of dollars. Market segment reports are based solely on information provided by the processors themselves. Those processors that did not respond or declined to participate were not included. To be included in next year’s report, email [email protected] or [email protected]